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How To Be A Stoic

byMassimo Pigliucci

Genres: Self Help Philosophy Nonfiction

Who is this book for? Readers interested in philosophy and self-help.

Topics Practical wisdomStoicismAncient philosophyPersonal growthDecision makingResilienceEmotional intelligenceEthicsSelf-improvementLife philosophyPhilosophySelf-Help

MoodReflective

How should we handle life’s challenges and vicissitudes? How should we conduct ourselves in the world and treat others? And the ultimate question: how do we best prepare for the final test of our character; the moment when we die? Who am I? What am I doing? How ought I to live my life? Stoicism teaches us to acknowledge our emotions, reflect on what causes them and redirect them for our own good. Whenever we worry about how to be happy, we are worrying about how to lead a good life. No goal seems more elusive. Massimo Pigliucci explores this remarkable philosophy and how its wisdom can be applied to our everyday lives in the quest for meaning. He shows how stoicism teaches us the importance of a person's character, integrity and compassion. Whoever we are, we can take something away from stoicism and, in How to be a Stoic, with its practical tips and exercises, meditations and mindfulness, he also explains how relevant it is to every part of our modern lives. A recommended title from Waterstones’ non-fiction buyer, highlighted as a go-to guide, unleashing the power of the ancient stoics and teasing out the Epictetus in us all. "In this thought-provoking book, Massimo Pigliucci shares his journey of discovering the power of Stoic practices in a philosophical dialogue with one of Stoicism's greatest teachers." – Ryan Holiday, bestselling author of The Obstacle is the Way and The Daily Stoic

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Published on

05/04/2017

Pages

277

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Paperback

ISBN

9781846045073

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